Divrei Menachem by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimanov, Lemberg, 1863. Segulah

Divrei Menachem by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimanov, Lemberg, 1863. Segulah

Words from the sacred mouth of the honorable Admo"r, the rabbi and true gaon, the tzaddik and foundation of the world, who has surpassed his teachers, Rabbi Menachem Mendel ... who was based in Frysztak and Rimanov, who spoke every Shabbat to excite hearts in reverence of Hashem and his service, so that tzaddikim are happy and the upright rejoice. May the merit of the author stand by us and all of the Jewish people, amen. Lemberg, 1863. First edition.

It is known that the author was very occupied with livelihood and functioned as 'minister of sustenance.' He was the primary disciple of Rabbi Yechezkel Panet, who wrote that the sacred Rebbe Mendel of Rimanov was occupied with Parashat Hamann his entire life; he spoke about this topic for twenty two years. It is known that he intended to bring sustenance to the Jewish people through this. In this book, he also wrote a lot about livelihood and many of the Torah thoughts that appear in this book are about Parashat Hamann.

There is also a segulah for sustenance said in his name: To recite Parashat Hamann on the Tuesday of the week in which Parashat Beshalach is read. Many travel to his grave site and pray there for sustenance.

The author Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Rimanov was a disciple of Rabbi Shmelke of Nikolsberg and one of the leading disciples of Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk. After the latter's passing he was one of the major disseminators of Chassidut in Poland.

[1], 13, [1], 16-24 leaf, 18 cm.

Stefansky, Chassidut 120.

Fine condition. Aging stains. New binding.